Welcome to our tropical island paradise. Yesterday we had to turn on the air conditioner in the house. Yep. Those mid-70’s are killers, aren’t they? But wait … this morning we woke up to a blustery 54 with a wind chill in the 40’s. OK. Which of you Northerners stuck your weather in your back pocket? Feel free to pick it up and send it home any time. You are more than welcome to stay, though. Enjoy the beach and the sun and the outdoor fun … you know, all those things that pretty much require … WARM WEATHER.
Enough
ranting. On to yesterday. Not much to report. Chris has her double rehab – cardiac followed
by physical therapy on her shoulder. The
shoulder lady said she was making great progress. Chris said it still hurts. Classic “no pain, no gain”? After lunch she even joined me for part of my
walk (Chris, not the therapist). She
is very determined to get herself in shape to hike again.
I
had an appointment with the ENTPA (Ear, Nose, and Throat Physician’s
Assistant). It was actually just a
follow-up to check on two things. First,
how the allergy nose spray she prescribed me was working. Great, by the way. Makes me sleepy, so I only take it at
night. But I haven’t had a decent
sneezing fit for as long as I’ve been taking it. And I seem to be sleeping better as
well. Second, she wanted to let me know the
results of the MRI. Yes, I had already
seen the results online at the MyChart site, but I wanted to see what she had
to say as well. She had just gone over
the test with an ENT surgeon. They both
concur that “there is nothing scary there to worry about.” She did confirm that there was a brain, however. It’s just not scary. Glad to hear it.
John
13:14 says, “Now that I, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you
also should wash one another’s feet.”
Father,
thank you again for the good news about my head. Oh, and we could sure use some warm weather
before Easter. That water is still
pretty chilly for baptisms. Amen.
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